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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1945
Page
5
An automobile stolen yesterday from R. R. Miller at 704 Cleveland remains unrecovered this morning. The vehicle is a 1937 Ford Coupe.
A house at 100 Harrison burned down yesterday afternoon about 4:45 PM. Fire crews fought the blaze but the structure was consumed. No injuries were reported.
The hearings review Japan decisions from January 1941 to November 1941 about Pearl Harbor. Witnesses report plans to scout Oahu and attack if U S concessions were offered. Naval and Army commanders at Pearl Harbor may be summoned to testify.
Lt. Herschel Caplan, recently discharged after overseas service in the Ordnance Department, visits his parents in Amarillo. A former Globe-News staffer, he served in the China Burma India theater and earned the Bronze Star and plans to reside in Minneapolis.
An operators strike disrupted telephone service in Illinois with 8,700 workers walking off. Across Detroit 350,000 autoworkers debated an immediate strike against General Motors amid stalled wage talks. About 308,000 workers nationwide were idle in strikes and shutdowns.
Pupils of John Josey, church organist and choir master, present an organ recital this evening at 8 o'clock in the First Baptist Church.
Trial notes describe Kaltenbrunner as in no immediate danger but needing to stay still after a spontaneous sub archnoid hemorrhage caused by long standing vascular weakness. He was the third of 24 original defendants to be removed by death or illness. Nazi labor boss Robert Ley hanged himself and Gustav Krupp died as an elderly munitions maker.
C E Henry a sailor is treated at Amarillo Field Hospital for a back injury from a collision yesterday morning about three miles west of Amarillo on Highway 66. Mrs Henry and Mrs Ethel Thomas received treatment for cuts and bruises at Northwest Texas Hospital. Ray Blanton Garrison of Amarillo drove the Garrison car into the Henry vehicle. The left side of the Henry car was sheared off but neither car overturned. The Henrys were en route to Illinois where Mrs Henrys father is seriously ill.
A defendant was removed from the blanket indictment after falling critically ill, preventing his appearance in court. The illness prompted physicians to postpone his arraignment and request a later date for his legal proceedings.
In 1896 Henry Becquerel observed photographic film darkening after uranium minerals contaminated it, revealing the phenomenon of radioactivity and marking the first discovery of radioactive properties.
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